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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
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ligisus Ise0s.

The first week In January OF each year
has been especially set apart BY recommsos
da,ion Of the Evangelical Alliance ~ west
of united prayer by all the Evan2eilcA
churches Of the world. Is observance rs
become quite general In an Christisn lands.
and the results have been good. ind,esuog
most clearly the peculiar unity ot oods
people OF every name and denomin,tion.
The Presbyterians OF Richmond viii oo-
serve the week by series OF united services
each night, held In the diaereat churches.
which commenced last night In the sseonu
church.
UNION MEETING OF THE BAPrTsfs.
Despite the "cold wave" there assembled
at the First Baptist church last night acon-
gregation representing III OF the white
BAPTIST churches 81 the city, aud there was
a meeting OF very deep Interest. Among
the ministers present were De. w. 4.
Hatcher. who had the general conduct CT
the meeting; Drs. Lanjrum. Cooper, Tup.
DER. n. RI. Harris, j. william Jones. aud
&. II. Corey, and Reys. W. j. SbIpmau. ..
G. CIopton, II. ii. PitN J. b. Husson, and
T.. T.. Bell.
DIR, Landrum made few explanatory 10
marks, In which he said that while this
meeting would unite in the concert OF
prayer which Evangelical Christendom Is
having this week, yet special object y 70
pray for the presence aud powerof the HOY
Spirit on the pastors and churches OF Rich
mond.
DIR. Hatcher announced as the special
topic OF the evening "The Holy Spirit
Bijef passages OF Scripture bearing on tue
topic were read, and stirring but brief ad'
dresses were made by DR.. Hatcher, DR..
Cooper, Rev. W. J. Shipmsn, Rev. ;. Z.
Clopton, Dr. Tupper, Reys. X. II. Pin, y.
B. Hutson, and DIR. Lsndrum.
These addresses were ilferspersed with
very sweet songs from Gospel Hymns ana
feryent prayers, 10 which Brethren j. VIII
liam Jones, T. L. Bell, j. h. -iiutson,
George Cooper. J. B. Montgomery, II. III:
Harris, and r. II. PIT led the devotions OF
the people.
The meeting was very spirited. tender.
ana effective, and there seemed to be on the
people solemn feeling: at Is good 70 DC
here.v
II was requested that the meetings be
specially remembered 10 prayers al nome,
around the family altar aud IN the closet.
These meetings win be held every eve
ming this week st the same place First
Baptist church, corner OF Broad aud
Twelfth streets. seats are tree to all. and
the public generally are cordially invited 70
be present. DR.. George Cooper Is expect
I'd to make the principal address tonight
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
A large congregation assembled at the
First English Lutberao church Sunday
morning. A New-Year sermon was
preached by the pastor, Rev. W. q. schaef-
Ter, after which three persons Joined the
church. The communion OF the Lords
Supper was administered. At the close of
the service the congr, CATION elected Louis
2. Richmond and A. +. Miller elders, and
Il. and +. Germelman deacons for the en-
suing two years. Phil. Meisel, Jr, wa.
elected president of the congregation, and
John A. Umlauf seci eiaTy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
NATIONaL IDGALs' TROUBLE.
The Troupe Gone on To New York
but the Costumes Held.

The Dispatch OF Sunday contained an
account OF the attachment by Sheriff VIA
sioD, at O'Clock that morning, OF the ef'
fects OF the National Ideal Opera Compa'
ny, to satisfy the clIims OF four mem
Lers OF the troupe, who were left
at Hampton last Tuesday. The fe-
male members Of the troupe we're aroused
that morning and escorted to Sweeney's
stable, where the property was taken, aud
where each one opened her truck and
showed both the Sheriff and counsel for the
plaintiffs that none OF the company's goods
were therein. Such being the case, the
Trunks were released, and all OF the COM
pany except Mack Charles, one OF
the managers, left on that morn.
ing's train for New York, where
the company hopes to re0rganize. The
costumes and other paraphernilia taken
are In the possession OF the Sheriff.
Mr.. Charles says these costumes belong TO
Mrs. A. Schwenke, OF 124 Fourth avenue,
New York, and are hired at $50 per week,
and that eight weeks hire Is now due
She has telegraphed that she will be here
in a short time TO claim her property.
.Mr. Charles did not get 10 Sweeney's IN
time to open his trunk, so his has not been
released. He hopes to get 1t and leave TO-
day. He could not do so yesterday, be-
cause Mr.. Allan. counsel for the plaintiffs,
was out Of the city. Both Mr.. Charles and
Harvey Wilson, Esq, his counsel, deny
that lass property was found at the hcide-
my when sheriff Winston went 10 take
possession OF 1t Saturday than when II was
levied on few minutes before, but that.
on the contrary, several costumes bad been
added thereto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04

ness one OF the company had levied upon
the baggage OF the whole troupe. One by
one the girls recognized their trunks. The
only lights were two lanterns on either side
Of the passageway, and the horses In the
stalls doubtless wondered what was the
cause Of all the commission.
Little Miss Olive Tremaine's trunk was
the first examined. Piece by piece she
took cut the several articles OF ladies' appa-
Iel too numerous and mysterious 10 name),
and laid them aside until she reached the
bottom. No mems property being found
her trunk was released.
The trunk Of Miss McHenry, whose
strongest point Is her embOnp0int, was
found filed with a rare assortment OF tights,
wigs, bustles, skirts, dc.
II was Sunday morning before the ac-
tresses, their teeth chattering and eyelids
dropping, were permitted to depart.
The crowd OF spectators that had gather
ed around during the investigation were
kept continuously laughing at the curious
display OF garments and the remarks made
upon them as they we're brought 10 light.
ssfss
The marriage OF Mr.. Royal and Miss
Aylett at st. Paul's Wednesday evening
bids fair 10 be the fashionable event OF the
season.
The brides maids will be Miss Helen
Rutherford, OF Goochland; Miss May Car.
ter, OF Baltimore; Miss Gwendolin Cald-
well, OF New York; Miss Sallie Aylett, OF
King william; Miss Mamie Dickinson. Of
New York, and Misses Lizzie Myers, BOxie
Scott, and Otey Cullen.
This will probably be the last appearance
In public OF Miss Caldwell, who Is I'M
mensely wealthy and pretty, a. it Is said
she Will soon take the veil.
One Of the bridal presents received is a
beautiful silver tea. aud collee-service from
England, the tray OF which bears this In
scription: "To William l.. Royal on the
occasion OF his marriage; from a few
English friends, the holders Of Virginiln
bonds, in recognition OF professional zeal
and public spirit displayed by him in his
consistent and courageous efforts Tor the
protection OF their property and the pre-.
servaliop Of the benor OF his native State.
Henry Ramie Beetop, Fred. j. Burt.
Bernard Cecil George Brooks. James
Padgctt Cooper, Henry Joseph Chlnnery.
Walter Moresby Cbinnery, sydney Clafis,
Frank u. Leon, Daniel Marks, Samuel
Montagu. Dillwyn Parrish, Charles james
Tspp, William Trotter, and William Grove
ley Woolston."
Underneath are the words, "Peace
bath her victories, no less renowned than
war"
Three OF these gentlemen also sent Miss
Aylett a wedding cake, which is said 10 be
an eXac, model OF The one made for the
Princess Beatrice when she married the
Prince Of Battenberg.
ALFY o. MEAGER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Py,h.an omcers Instituted.

District-Deputy-G Grand Chancellor james
Johnston installed the following officers Of
Syracuse Lodge, No. s, Knights OF Pythias,
last night: G. w. Longworth, past chan.
cellor: +. A. Morton, chancellor COM
mander; c. e. Satterwhlte, yice'chan
cellor; W. W. Gasoer. prelate; George Il.
Bowden, keeper of records and seal; VIII
liam +. Cree, master OF finance; William
r. Woody, master OF excheqngr; j. L.
Nuckols, master-starms j. w. Carter,
inside guard; w. A. Brown, outside
guard. Trustees: G.. +. BowdeD, w. III.
Lowry, and James Johnston. Represents
tive 10 Grand Lodge, j. Al. Fossett. q. L.
Bowden was elected representative to the
PythlaB Relief Board.
After The installation the members. With
several visiting brethren, had good time
around the banquet-table, VIXEN toasts were
drunk and speech-making INDUCED In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
AlOsso.uI.Ossdo0.

This sensational pIsy, from the pen of
Robert Buchanan, ESQ. was presented To
the public Of Richmond at the Theatre last
night. Pisy ard players were we'll appre-
ciated. Cora Tanner jumped al once Into
the hearts of the aujieDc- by her clever
performance. The company supporting
her is a good one. The scenery is tirst'
rate; such painting anu mechanical effects
have seldom been witnessed In this city.
The play will be presented tonight, We'd
nesday, and Thursday nights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
SEINE ruRgsD.

WE HAVE JUST RE- Nre<gsxse
w CEIvEi n large supply
OF bkiNk THREAD OF our OVID dircc. ltn-
pOrlStlOn, We ara pre- s,arsd 20 supply deal
tls aud sheriDen at the lowest possioie
prices Also on hand Seipe Twines, Lines,
iswkiDg Ropes C0rks. CorkweOd, aud Net
hIR for 0ill Nets and Haul Seipes- orders
solicited and satiffacti0n guaranteed
H. CHTENsI EMS 80 SS,
zoe Importers OF the Celebrated Liop
bisDd reine Thread, corner Seven.esnth
and frsDkiin streets. detS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04

Peter Judge. who lives on oregon Hill
and works on Belle Isle, was arrested last
night for assaulting a man named Frank
shipman, Of Manchester, with a shovel.
Shipman was badly Cut on the forehead.
Judge Is the same person who was se-
rously cut last sumner by Thoms Corr
dra. who Is now serving a tweiye-months'
term in the Manchester Jail for the offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
ptsordsriy a, the esaIyatioa-Armys SER
vices.

Yesterday morning four Young men
John Latouche, q. z. Davis, Levi sycle,
and William Grlftin-were before the Police
Court, charged with being disorderIy and
disturbing religious worship at the saliva
tion-Army service on the Sabbath day.
After partially hearing the testimony JUS
lice Richardson continued the case until
Fridav.
Paul Bender, another youth, was charged
with being dlsorderly at these services.
He was required TO give security for twelve
months in the sum OF Si00.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Home Bu,laing Company.

The Home Building Company tperpetuaD
was organized last night by the election OF
y. w. Bowe, PRESIDENT; John ii. Gresham,
vice. president; X. A. Catlin, cashier; w.
G. Preston, attorney; John 5. Elicit, Pres
ton Coc1e, and II. seldom Taylor, trustees (;
n. v. Randolph, DIR. II. q. Jones, stan.
hope Boiling, Il. w. Gates, 5. Hirsh. John
q. Teller. >. II. Capers, N. ID. Hargroye,
W. II. CuIlpgwortb, directors.
The January payments will be made on
The fourth Monday. Thereafter payments
viii tie made semi-monthiy, on the second
and fourth Mondafs. Over 1,4oo shares
hayc alreody been taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Assignment Yesterday.

Joseph Peck, dealer In general merchan-
disc. at lO9 north seventeenth street, yes
terday made an assignment to Samuel
Proskauer, trustee. Liabilities about 500.
After payingtalI costs OF deed, store-rent
due, and Mrs. Kate Peck 1884, the creditors
are TO be paid ratably.
Peck claims Homestead exemption OF
c0oT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
OTERCO.AT TR.ADE
or LITE YEARS.

s. a, large in January and FebrUary---as u
hg,aerly pds in NorembeT and December.
~ can only attribute his--to changes OF
fhl uGai1cr--dnd the merchant noDadavs--
prepares his stock in aoeordance.--Mosto Of
ear HedtV Orerooats-nerer see Daylight
MI after December 15h. for up 10 hIs
dote-ue seR TIE medium. or rhdt IA termed
6y me frade--Gs FaH- Weight Top Coats.--
Thee must noU be Idid aside for he ones--
lcs wish mar 10 speak of.-F.ra on The
IGt-oOpie the Cape CodtS--Gn innorGtion
Of our English coasins.--7hcy hare a h0o-
Jold eO,pJ fort and stylish look. purpose-
or dir--- about hem.-The cape is a OOH.
dcrGd protection TO the shouiders--dnd on a
(i,ll.diem cOat--oJten awake he Q4cry-
uhv ncv Werc not sooner thought oJ'--We
hne nc only stock Of these Gods, We refer
NH--wtihOm a desire 20 show e0otism-
Juf tthaf the trade icantS--dnd ,UhGtever is
IN sfyIc--fs sure to be on our countcrs.-
rhiUs-me ,rarm "Norm PoIe" COM
Jortr-me coat used for driving ant Jor
other pwPose5--roacre exposure is encoun-
tcrcd--orc here The Jir coHGrs-'oiM
uh,eh ne dress semc-ore rery pleaIdnt-
10 cuearU-and gire ne coat--a tone Of
Thcse are only tuo items Of Orer-
coa,s.-Wc can do,o you hundreds-of
kindi--of Syles-of priees-of colors.-
No c1d 10 our aock.-Ir Ire are the oll.the.
year.round merchents-0nd so DO not stop
at one cmonn-bfca@c il waS formerly sup
posed-aat after Deccnbcr-trGde must
aa,re ouf.-Not ID tH Of this thought ,ctth
m--Ihe merchant Who does his--wiH
soon doat a red rag IN front Of his store.--
Uc here propose Aaring t0cire months
rade--ii hceire months tms.--Onc month
6nds ar stock as complete as another.-B'e
orc-and dhcays shall be--headqudr-
i,rs.- came Whcn you Wish--no matter holO
sudden ne coli--toe are prepared to III
gou-to M your euery rant Of Clothing
ftUnfshings--o Hats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Meeting Laa,e., Be xass. Y. n. q. a.

On account OF the deep snow Of Decem-
Der Sd last the neeting OF ladies 10 help In
a Bazaar in the spring for the furnishing OF
the new building OF the Young Mems
Christian Association was very small. An.
other meeting will DC held today at ~
O'Clock at the rooms VI the Association,
corner Fourth and Franklin streets, aud II
Is hoped that all interested la the work
Will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04

TONIC, ALrERArvE. AND cArHARrIc-
SIMMONS LIVER INCUBATOR cures malaria,
biliousness dyspepsia. headache, eonstipa.
tion. and piles. IL is most effective In
starting the secretions Of the liver. causing
the bile 10 act asa purge. when there h
an excess OF bile In the stomach the RpGu-
LAToR is sn active purge; aftor the re-
movai Of the bile II vii regulate the bow.
els and impart yigor and health 70 the
whole sysfeu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OP
Il AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. wINsL0ws SOOTHING SYRUP
is the prescription OF cere Of the best female
physicians and nurses IN the United Stats,
and has been used for forty yeap with
neyer-failing safety and success by mil.
lions OF mothers and children, nom ths
feeble infant of one week old 70 the adult,
II correcss scidity OF the stomach. relieves
wind collie. regulates the bowels. and givss
rest, health, and comfort to mother end
child. We believe it the best and suross
remedy In the world, In all cascs Of dyssn.
terry and disrrh@~ In childpn, whether
arising Rom testnlns ~ from any other
cause. Full directions Tor using VIII -
company each bottle. kone ssnuino un-
lea she fac 'ssnsiis Of CUkTie 4 PERKlNa
y on tho outside vrspper Hold ~ all
medicine DEALERS xventy.Avs espisa ~
". II l-sodlv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
CsocsEnY. GLAsswAxE. &c.

TWO STORES-TAKE YOUR
Il CHOICE.-For sixty DAYS Will allow
a DISCOUNT or 20 PER CESr. ON ALL.
GOODS TO enable me TO dispose OF my large
stock OF FANCY GOODS. DO not let this
opportunity pass without svsiling yourself
OF H. ~ some goods viii be sold for LESS
THAN COST. IL. ID. WALLACh'
b42m Osand SIS east Brosd street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Banquet sno Concert.

Eliza Council, Royal Arc'num, No. 400,
will have banquet aud concertat pIzzinrs
uptown store on the night OF the 1l.h OF
January. Mr.. ThOmss n. Page viii read
one OF his selections, and among the sing
ers will be Ms. Dora GillilD. Misses Jen-
ME Harold and Dora Pueh, aud Messrs.
Moses My, LOUIS PzSIni, aud w. $. Hen
niu0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
|. BLEssING.-Nothing adds more

IA 10 the security OF life OF happiness.
and OF health than ssfe and reliable fam
ily medicine. y. l.. h has won for itself the
appeIlaiion OF "the family blessing" IL q
ehild has the Collie. itissure, safe. and pleas
ant. II the father 10 exhausted. overworked.
OF debnitated, 10 viii restore his falling
strength. n the wife suffers from Dyspep-
.a. Low Spirits, Headache. II viii give re-
ref nany mem Der OF the family has eaten
anything hard TO digest. dose OF the
INCUBATOR viii soon establish good d.
ses,ion. II gives refreshing sleep even In
cases " here narcotics have failed. IL Is a
preventive. perfectly harmless to begin
with. No matter what the attack, II will af-
tord relief. No error 90 be feared In admin.
b,eriug; no injury from exposure after
taking. no chat &c OF diet required; no ne
el,etof duties or loss OF time. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR Is entirely vegets-
b,e.snd is the purest and best family medi-
o'H0 j. H. ZEILIN a CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa,
40 so.eodAw sole Proprietors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
EIecsio,a of llfFlrars.

At regular meeting Of Continental
Lodge, No. 394, Knights OF Honor, the fol-
Ioving officers were elected; Robert T..
Briggs, past dictator; J. w. Carter, dictator; |;
M. Iaype, vice-dictaior; A. A. JohustOn, ~
sistant DICTATOR ,. 3. Lamkio, reporter j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04

TteIe is no sf1nity between cheap and
useless beef wine aud iron tonlcs and the
Liebig Cos Coca Beef Tonlc, q real reno
want II strength and restorative OF health.
"lt isthe best Ionic there is Every pnysi-
clan TO whom have recommended II has
found II So" says Professor II. B- Drake.
N. d., Detroit. Mich. II irspaIts new tone
TO the liver, stomach, kidaeys and bowels,
and by liz regulative action affords relief
from headache, eonstip ipation and Iangnor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Chamber of Commerce.

There will be a special meeting OF toe
Board OF Directors of the Chamber OF Com
mere this evening at o o'clock to receive
the report OF the Committee on Commerce
on the interstate commerce bill, and fol
other business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
mAsaiaeaY.

EOR SALE.--A COMPLETE SET
o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MA
plottd make, VIII be sold az sacfinos. For
pnutulsfs spply 70
n b. BAHKaDALE A 90.
A. rrt offloe Box 2s6, Rieb moad, va
o. 2l'frAfhst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Good skating fO- Oay.

The probability is n t the lee on the re-
servoir lake aud other sheets OF water near
the city will be In tiDe condition for skating
to-day. Yesterday was the coldest day this
winter. and skating on some Of the small
ponds was good even last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04

See the big bargains In remnants OF all
kinds OF Dress Goods for ladies. at Levy a
DAyIs's, aud don't fail to take . look ~
their stock OF Cloaks, Jackets. and Wraps.
eli OF which are now being sold At greatly
reduced prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04

Fog THRoAr DISEASES AND CoUcHs.-
BRowS's BRoScHIAL TRoCHnL like all
really good thiogs. are frequently initiated.
The genuine are s0ld onfi, ss boxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04

An adjourned meeting Of the stockhsld.
ers Of the Richmond and Dznviile Railroad
Company was called yesteriay = l9 O'Clock
u. Wf(hout transacsfng any buelneos ~
meeiine wss hasthsr stioBgsed eyW pn1ll
next Nondny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
JEFFERSON LODGE or PYrHIASs.

At a regular convention OF Jefferson
Lodge, No. 90, knights OF Pythias, held
December $50, The following officers were
elected: T.. q. Jones, past chancellor; j..
o. Phillips, chancellor commander; w. IL.
Madison, yice.ebancellor; M. p. White.
burst, prelate; Philip Whitlock, master o.!
exchequer; Z. N. Northen, master Of
finance; J. X. Lamkin, keeper OF records
and seal: J. j. Davis, master-atarms; Ro.
bert t. Briggs, representative to the Grand
Iodpe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
COMPARATIVE wEsgLy hoRrALIrr.

Mean 1emperatwe.-For week ending
December 20, 1856. $500; for week ending
January 1. 1887, 32.se.
Rcinfan. Of rainfall for week
ending December 25, 1880, - inches.
Amount OF rainfall Tor week ending January
!, 1881, .oi inches.
T. Y. SrRArrcx. n. D.,
President Board Of Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
HAY. GRAIN. AND mILLFEED.
NEW FEED STORE.
WALTER j. TODD,
A2G NORTH SIXTH STREET.

/ take pleasure In announcing 10 my
friends and the public generally that nave
opened n FEED STORE at \ o. 426 NORTH
BlNTH STREET NEAR CLAY-tnat J
will heep constantly on hand full line OF
first. class goods-kuch as BALEO HAY
BhUCRS, STRAW, SC. &c. GRAIN
MIILSTuFFS, snd CHICKEN-FEED.
/ hope by strict attention 10 business 10
merit your patronage. and respectfully 30
lieit the same. orders by telephone 40.
b6a). postal, or otherwise viii reeeive
prompt attention.
Very respectfully, &C,
am now unloadipg lot OF CHOICE
GREEN. CURED CLOVER HAY, 10 wnlch
! invite the inspection OF owners OF COWS
and daiiymen. IL you want TO see slme'
Thing r, al nice, come and look at IL
1Iw WALTBh j. TODD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Mortuar. Report for Last Week.

The following is for the week ending
January /, 1881
Whole number Of deaths IN the city. exclu.
slye OF still. births, 81. still-bIrths, 4.
Cduse OF Uedth.-A Anama, | /; spoplexy,
/; BRAN disease, Il; Dright's disease, l
brochitis- acute, I; burns and scalds, 1
congestion OF lungs, consumption, 4 /;
nyusions-lnfantIle, 1; .debiIity-ner-
yOus, /; diphtheria, 2; exhaustion, 1; fe-
v,r /; feyer-typhoid, /; eastritis, 1;
heart-disease- valvular, L; heart-disease-
organic. l !; hemorThage.-in brain, L; ina
nIion, 1; inflammation OF bowels, /; liver.
disease, /; meningitis, 1; old aye, 3; pre-.
mature birth, 1; teethiug, 1; ulcer OF
stomach, 1; unknown,5.
Ser and CotOr.-Males: White, 8; col-
ored, 1o--total, Is. Females: White, g.;
colored, 13-total, 10.
Age.-0ne day to thirty, q; one month
TO six, 4; one year to three, 8; i've years
to ten, 1; ten years TO twenty, 4; twenty
years to thirty, 4; thirty years to forty, 4 (;
forty years to ffty, 9; fifty years to SIXTY,
/; sixty years 10 seventy, 8; seventy years
10 eighty, A.; eighty years 10 ninety, 2 !;
ninety years 10 one hundred, /.
Condition. Single, %; married, Il;
widowers, 8; widows. 8.
-hicBmond, IL; other parts OF
the United States. 10; Scotland, l..
L0cdliiy.-Marshsll Ward, s.; jefferson
Ward, 5; Madison Ward. 8; Monroe Ward,
2; Clay Ward, 4 Jackson Ward, s; Aims
house, 7.
Rdte.-Rste Of mortality OF whole pcpula-
ton was 1924 per 1000 per annum; rate Of
mortality Of white population was 1890
per 1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF
colorcd population Was 27.ls per 1000 per
annum.
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A Remarkable Iavsutt0n.
the Free Laundry-sbowing how Ivory
Starch Is used-at 43i east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
MRs. GEnRGE THnRNTON.

News was received in this city Sunday OF
the sudden death, in New York city, OF
Mrs. George Thornton, the estimabIe and
accomplished wife Of the yice-president of
the Life.IDsurance Company OF Virginia.
Added TO her personal aud social graces
Mrs. Thornton was possessed OF marked
literary ab!lities-her poetical and other
contributions hayiag found a welcome
place in many OF the magazines and other
leading periodicals Of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
Mr.. CHARLES HAGAS's FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Mr.. Charles Z. Hagan,
who died New-Year's day at the residence
OF his uncle, Mr.. Richard Lee, ll25 north
seventeenth street, will take place from st.
Peters Cathedral at 10 A. NJ. to-day. De-
ceased was generally esteemed, and wa,
only thiIty-fiye years Of age.